feat: one tree of pages, and an agent that remembers what you keep asking for

[meocong]

Three corrections, which turn out to be one.

Writing the email was never a feature

It had a panel of its own — four shapes, three tones — and that shape was wrong for the job. Drafting the follow-up is one of the things a person asks for, and what comes back is a note. A fixed menu of four could only ever be wrong for the fifth thing somebody wanted.

compose.rs, its two routes, its prompt shapes, its client and its panel are deleted: ~470 lines. What it did still works, through the agent, which was the right path for it from the start. In its place, on the note itself: a sentence box.

Everything is a note

A recording is a note that happens to have audio and a transcript attached. That is what the vault has always stored; the interface kept saying otherwise by filing recordings in one place and typed notes in another.

The sidebar now lists pages of both kinds inside the folders the user made:

• expand a folder, see what is in it, click to open;
• + on a folder, or Trang mới at the bottom, makes a page there;
• pages nobody has filed sit at the top level rather than being invisible until they are;
• a small icon is the only thing distinguishing a recording from a typed note, which is the right amount of distinction.

Notes became linkable (/notes?open=) along the way — without that the tree could list every page and open none of them.

The agent remembers what you keep asking for

summo_agent::habits writes down every instruction given to an agent: the date, the words as typed, the note it was about. Asked twice, it becomes a habit, and then two things happen:

1. the words come back as a button, so the fourth report costs a click instead of a paragraph;
2. the model is told what this person keeps asking for, so the fourth report looks like the first three — which is the actual complaint people have about assistants.

vault/agents/HABITS.md, ordinary Markdown, one bullet per ask. Delete a line and the habit is forgotten — asserted in the browser suite, because a memory the user cannot delete is the kind nobody wants.

Two is the threshold: one is a Tuesday; five arrives long after the person has given up and started doing it by hand. Only what they typed is stored, never a conclusion about them — a file of guesses nobody can check would quietly steer every answer afterwards.

Verified

Full Rust suite, 297 web tests, 18 browser suites including a new pages.mjs that expands the tree, opens a page, makes one, sees a habit offered after two asks and not after one, and confirms a deleted line is forgotten.

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